Sentence examples for an incremental effect from inspiring English sources

For the scenario with eight devices and 0.1 deliveries monitored with a scalp electrode, the costs were, however, so low that ST analysis would still be considered cost-effective, yielding a incremental cost of €11 and an incremental effect of 0.0054 QALYs, that is an ICER of €2105 per QALY.

We also show that the SDS have an incremental effect beyond overall disclosure quantity in the financial reporting package.

This enhancement in K/S values of chitosan treated cotton/nylon fabrics shows that the chitosan has an incremental effect in dyeing processes.

Finally, as long as the scores on the pre-surveys in both the Lab and No Lab groups do not differ significantly, a significant difference between the post-surveys of the two groups indicates an incremental effect of the Phylogenetic Collection Lab in addition to the preceding lectures and laboratory sessions.

This result may be due to lack of statistical power and the few ICUs in our sample that actually complied with all elements or a lack of an incremental effect.

The presence of the (CA 12 repeat still had an incremental effect on luciferase activity in Dami cells, with 1.2- fold and 4.3-fold increases relative to that observed with the (CA 11 or (CA 10 repeat, respectively.

When the VE was >50% or the R0 <1.6, prepandemic vaccination alone was largely sufficient to contain the pandemic, and the addition of antiviral treatment offered only a minimal incremental effect at a high incremental cost (ICER >$1million per LYS).

As I indicated in my review (van den Berg 2009), modeling studies have predicted an important incremental effect of alternative methods when used in conjunction with ITN or IRS, even under conditions of intense transmission.

Lastly, although the subgroup analysis of studies with Gini values ≥0.3 is consistent with a "threshold" effect of income inequality on health, an alternative explanation is that a small incremental effect is easier to detect when the Gini is higher.

If the economic evaluation finds that one option 'dominates' the other with a negative incremental costs (costs less) and a positive incremental effect (produces more QALYs), this will considered the most cost-effective option.

23 A dominant strategy was defined as having a lower incremental cost and a higher incremental effect.